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Sports Illustrated staff writer covering college athletics and the beautiful game. Lover of all things football and futbol. Podcast: Others Receiving Votes.

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Seven-Step Drop: "Eye-Test" Season in College Football Now Begins in Earnest

Seven-Step Drop: "Eye-Test" Season in College Football Now Begins in Earnest

After factoring in cancellations, there was just a single college football contest this past weekend involvin…

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‘I Don’t Think We Have a Plan B’: College Sports Begged Congress for Help and Got Nothing Original

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By Bryan Fischer Verified
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The Protect College Sports Act has stalled, leaving an uncertain future with collective bargaining emerging as a possibility NCAA leaders once hoped to avoid. College sports asked for Congressional help, and again got nothing. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect Conference commissioners are smart people. The leadership at the NCAA national office is full of bright and savvy folks, too. Athletic directors from across the country know how the game away from the field needs to be played.
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‘That’s Some Bull----’: Power 4 Coaches Rip Brendan Sorsby Saga, Texas Tech’s Involvement

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By Bryan Fischer Verified
| Inkl
The conference media days that dot the month of July are colloquially known as “talking season,” and there was no shortage of topics for college football coaches to opine on this year during an offseason that did not lack for storylines.
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‘That’s Some Bull----’: Power 4 Coaches Rip Brendan Sorsby Saga, Texas Tech’s Involvement Original

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By Bryan Fischer Verified
| Sports Illustrated Verified
Anonymous coaches from across the major conferences tell Sports Illustrated the quarterback’s case blurred the line between player advocacy and undermining the sport’s integrity. Brendan Sorsby will not play for Texas Tech this fall, but Power 4 coaches across the country have thoughts on whether or not he should.
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